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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1917
Page
2
The Waterloo Evening Courier reports on Senate debate limits and freedom of speech, urging calm consideration of constitutional issues. It notes Bryan’s views, cites President Wilson era tensions, and discusses congressional sessions, leadership roles, and local political implications for Iowa figures Cronin and Scott amid unsettled House organization.
The Iowa General Assembly battles over road laws as the lower house remains evenly split, risking loss of federal highway funds. Senate reforms itself with a near unanimous cloture vote, signaling a shift away from unlimited debate and toward majority rule to avert paralysis.
Iowa editors report a historic banking gain with deposits across 884 savings banks 335 state banks and 22 trust companies totaling 427 864 070 52 up 42 880 455 78 from the West district statement and compared to last year. The Freeman-Tribune discusses Stantons Cummins and Kensons stance on powers to arm merchant ships and unlimited debate in the Senate amid calls for caution in wartime measures. Marshalltown Times-Republican notes farmers feel no sting of high costs when buying ham and pork tenderloin, a contrast to others.
New York World argues for a Democratic Republican coalition to organize the Fifty-fifth House, claiming neither party has a majority and cooperation would strengthen public trust. Chicago Tribune and Herald excerpts praise reform and practical administration, while discussing force, aesthetics, and civil service shifts. The Right of Way notes Frisco lines may grant five miles for garden plots, framing it as good business and citizenship.
Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate passing a bill authorizing renderers licensed by the state to dispose of diseased livestock and prevent spread to dogs and craws. The session also debates tax and fund reform bills aiming to cap county levies and streamline disbursements as the assembly nears April adjournment.
A faulty investigation led to whitewash and public uproar as a newspaper reporter involved in the probe lost his job after the leak was exposed. External pressure highlighted editorial lapses and accountability failures within the publication.
Health and Happiness Hyperidrasis discusses excessive sweating from various body areas and notes possible links to nervousness or systemic weakness. It recommends avoiding stimulants, using tonics if weakness exists, and topical powders with salicylic acid. Foot baths with potassium permanganate are suggested, and patients are urged to seek medical examination to identify underlying causes. The piece includes Q&A on neuritis, nervous perspiration, headaches, and balance issues with doctor guidance and non-personalized care.
Ruth Cameron profiles a marital dynamic where intense affection in a wife, shown by zeal for life and care for children, clashes with a husband's desire for placidity. He recognizes her depth while acknowledging the charm of her passionate nature, calling his mate a “Daniel come to judgment.”
Two poor brothers Ole and Jack travel after their widow mother is told to divide their food and go. Ole steals Jack s pack and leaves him to find his way home. Jack camps by a rock and spies two witches making magical broth for a sick princess, then hides as danger nears.
Jack hides from two witches in the forest and tastes a foul broth in a kettle. A tiny creature with a gold wand offers help and promises to reveal what she did to aid him tomorrow as the tale continues.
Advertisement claims dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp with the flower tips. A 25 cent bottle can be bought at any drug store and will prevent itching after a few uses, with no dandruff or hair loss.
Harmless fruit laxative claims to clean liver and bowels for feverish, cross children. Promotes gentle internal cleansing as first treatment for colds sore throats and stomach discomfort. Warns against counterfeit syrups and urges buying 50 cent bottle from California Fig Syrup Company.
A Cleveland based advert promotes Zemo to improve skin health. It highlights a 25 cent small bottle and a one dollar large bottle, claiming removal of pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. The liquid is described as non sticky non greasy and safe to use with easy application.
An old advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills as a combined dosing plan for blood purification and stomach toning. It claims a four-fold benefit and urges readers to obtain both medicines from their druggist, highlighting ingredients and dosing before and after meals.
An old fashioned mustard plaster causes burning and blistering, but Musterole offers relief without the blister. The white ointment, made with mustard, is prepped to avoid skin irritation and can ease sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup and many pains.
Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a health aid for kidney and bladder cleansing and overall wellness. Claims cure-all benefits, safety approval by U. S. Government chemists, and world-wide use. Urges readers to buy from druggists with money-back guarantee if not as represented.
Advertising copy promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and neutralize bad breath. The sugar coated tablets claim to provide quick relief, purify the system, and avoid griping or after effects, with a vegetable composition and olive color. Priced at 10c and 25c per box, available from all druggists.
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